SCAPIN-2103/1: REVISION OF SCOPE OF ACTIVITIES IN FORMER JAPANESE NAVAL SHIPYARDS
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS
SUPREME COMMANDER FOR THE ALLIED POWERS
APO 500
26 March 1951
AG 561
(23 June 1950)
ESS/IND
(SCAPIN - 2103/1)
| MEMORANDUM FOR | Japanese Government |
|---|---|
| SUBJECT | Revision of Scope of Activities in Former Japanese Naval Shipyards |
1. Reference is Memorandum for the Japanese Government from General Headquarters, Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, AG 561 (23 Jun 50) ESS/IND, SCAPIN 2103, 23 June 1950, subject: as above.
2. The above memorandum is modified by adding the Kure ex-naval shipyard to paragraph 2a and deleting Kure from paragraphs 2b and 3.
FOR THE SUPREME COMMANDER:
/s/ K. B. Bush
/t/ K. B. BUSH,
Brigadier General USA,
Adjutant General
MEMO FOR RECORD: (SCAPIN - 2103/1)
WRM/MMC/MHH/WT/jto
20 March 1950
1. SCAPIN 2103 restricted operations in the four ex-naval shipyards and directed that the Kure and Ominato yards close by 31 December 1950. After the Korean incident it was decided that the Kure yard was required to support the British and other Allies. Kure will be required to continue this support.
2. Present SCAPIN modifies the original SCAPIN by putting the Kure yard under the same regulations as the Maizuru and Sasebo yards which are used by the U.S. Navy.
3. Routine surveillance required by CAS.
4. Concurrence: G-4 - CN #3, 21 Feb 51
CTS - CN #2, 20 Feb 51
COMNAVFE - 1st Ind on CN #1, 16 Feb 51
Mr. W. A. Thurman: 26-8485
M. M. C.
